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RedHat - RHCSA8 - EX200
I have a doubt related to the in RHCSA8 - EX200.
I feel like both of the below 2 questions are for mounting a remote server directory using 2 different methods.
Questions are separated as Q1 (a,b,c) and Q2 (a,b,c,d,e).
Kindly refer the below 2 questions and explain me the difference between Q1 (b,c) and Q2 (b,c,d)
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*** Q1) Ensure that the network file system called /share is persistently mounted on /local-share across reboot. The NFS server servera.lab.example.com exports the /sharenetwork file system. The NFS export path is servera.lab.example.com:/share.
** a) Create the /local-share directory.
mkdir /local-share
** b) Append the appropriate entry to /etc/fstab so that the network file system available at servera.lab.example.com:/share is persistently mounted on /local-share across reboot.
echo "servera.lab.example.com:/share /local-share \nfs rw,sync 0 0" >> /etc/fstab
** c) Mount the network file system on /local-share based on the entry in /etc/fstab.
mount /local-share
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*** Q2) Configure serverb to automatically mount the home directory of the production5 user when the user logs in, using the network file system /home-directories/production5.This network file system is exported from servera.lab.example.com. Adjust the appropriate SELinux Boolean so that production5 can use the NFS-mounted home directory on serverb after authenticating via SSH key-based authentication. The production5 user's password is redhat.
** a) On serverb, use the sudo -i command to switch to the root user account.
sudo -i
** b) Install the autofs package.
yum install autofs
** c) Create the autofs master map file called /etc/auto.master.d/production5.autofs with the following content.
/- /etc/auto.production5
** d) Create the /etc/auto.production5 file with the following content.
/localhome/production5 -rw servera.lab.example.com:/home-directories/production5
** e) Restart the autofs service.
systemctl restart autofs
RedHat - RHCSA8 - EX200
I have a doubt related to the in RHCSA8 - EX200.
I feel like both of the below 2 questions are for mounting a remote server directory using 2 different methods.
Questions are separated as Q1 (a,b,c) and Q2 (a,b,c,d,e).
Kindly refer the below 2 questions and explain me the difference between Q1 (b,c) and Q2 (b,c,d)
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*** Q1) Ensure that the network file system called /share is persistently mounted on /local-share across reboot. The NFS server servera.lab.example.com exports the /sharenetwork file system. The NFS export path is servera.lab.example.com:/share.
** a) Create the /local-share directory.
mkdir /local-share
** b) Append the appropriate entry to /etc/fstab so that the network file system available at servera.lab.example.com:/share is persistently mounted on /local-share across reboot.
echo "servera.lab.example.com:/share /local-share \nfs rw,sync 0 0" >> /etc/fstab
** c) Mount the network file system on /local-share based on the entry in /etc/fstab.
mount /local-share
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*** Q2) Configure serverb to automatically mount the home directory of the production5 user when the user logs in, using the network file system /home-directories/production5.This network file system is exported from servera.lab.example.com. Adjust the appropriate SELinux Boolean so that production5 can use the NFS-mounted home directory on serverb after authenticating via SSH key-based authentication. The production5 user's password is redhat.
** a) On serverb, use the sudo -i command to switch to the root user account.
sudo -i
** b) Install the autofs package.
yum install autofs
** c) Create the autofs master map file called /etc/auto.master.d/production5.autofs with the following content.
/- /etc/auto.production5
** d) Create the /etc/auto.production5 file with the following content.
/localhome/production5 -rw servera.lab.example.com:/home-directories/production5
** e) Restart the autofs service.
systemctl restart autofs
